Thomas University Celebrates New Inductees into TriBeta Honor Society

On November 21, 2025, Thomas University recognized academic excellence in the biological sciences by inducting new members into its chapter of the Beta Beta Beta (TriBeta) Biological Honor Society. The ceremony took place at Smith-Bonvillian Hall on the university’s Forbes Campus, honoring students who have shown exceptional achievement and dedication to the field of biology.

The induction ceremony celebrated the accomplishments of several students from the Valdosta area. Among the new members are Rylee Hollifield, studying Exercise and Sport Science from Quitman; Conner Hutto, a Biology major from Nashville; Noah Roberts, also majoring in Biology from Valdosta; and Eli Willis, who is pursuing a degree in Exercise and Sport Science from Naylor.

TriBeta’s Mission and Impact

Founded to promote the understanding and appreciation of biological studies, TriBeta is a national honor society that encourages students to extend the boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research. Membership in this prestigious organization is a recognition of the dedication and hard work these students have invested in their academic pursuits.

Thomas University’s chapter of TriBeta plays a vital role in fostering a community of aspiring biologists. The society not only highlights individual academic achievements but also emphasizes the importance of collaboration and research within the biological sciences. Members are encouraged to participate in scientific projects and initiatives that contribute to the broader understanding of biology.

For additional information about the Beta Beta Beta Honor Society at Thomas University, interested individuals can visit www.thomasu.edu.